Reinstated 'Vaxx-Critical' MD in Switzerland Opens Clinic for Vaccine-Injured Patients

Guess What Happened Next: Dr. Andreas Heisler Soon Found Himself 'Overwhelmed' By 'Steadily Increasing Demand' For His Services

Today’s posting comes from Switzerland, courtesy of Medinfo.ch, which is, according to their very own ‘about us’ website,

the online platform for the [Swiss] healthcare industry: our target audience are the more than 500,000 people who work in the Swiss healthcare sector every day.

In other words, the below piece, entitled, ‘Covid Vaccine: Now There Is a Go-To Place for the Vaccine-Injured’, is as mainstream as it gets. For all intents and purposes, its functional US equivalent would be the newsletter services offered by the American Medical Association.

As always, translation and emphases mine, as are the bottom lines.

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Covid Vaccine: Now There Is a Go-To Place for the Vaccine-Injured in Lucerne

By Erna Jonsdottir, 6 March 2023

The Canton of Lucerne has granted a general practitioner permission to operate a special-interest clinic for suspected victims of vaccine injury [mutmaßliche Impfopfer]. Demand for these services is steadily increasing.

Andreas Heisler, a family doctor with his own practice in Ebikon, is well-known throughout the medical industry. He sharply criticised the federal government's Corona mandates, appeared at demonstrations, and refused to wear mouth-nose protection in his practice.

His critical stance led the cantonal doctor [Kantonsarzt, i.e., the state-level chief physician overseeing compliance of the practitioners] to revoke his professional licence and practice permit at the beginning of February 2021 as a precautionary measure [no need for professional review boards, a single political appointee is able to do this]. He thus became a hero for many. 350 people took to the streets in the centre of Lucerne to demonstrate against this decision.

In the end, everything turned out well for him. After a peaceful resolution with the cantonal doctor, Heisler was allowed back into his practice in June 2021.

‘I was overrun.’

Since [June 2021], the physician has been overrun by patients who fear they are suffering from vaccine injury from a Covid vaccine whose claims were ignored by their own primary care provider.

‘I could no longer handle the enquiries from people who feared they had suffered vaccine damage in my practice alone’, Heisler told the Medinfo, whose editors had heard about the new clinic for vaccine injuries from some patients.

Heisler's idea of opening a dedicated got-to clinic for suspected vaccine-injured victims found an open ear at the Aletheia healthcare provider [this is a new, donation-funded HMO founded in 2020 that, according to its website, recognised the need to holistically approach ‘Covid’, began counselling, and offered therapies].

Cantonal Permission Granted

After permission was granted by the Canton of Lucerne, the dedicated vaccine injury centre commenced operations on 6 February 2023 in Andreas Heisler’s offices in Ebikon. Two doctors are employed and paid by Aletheia: Heisler (a part-time position remunerated at 10% of a fictional full-time equivalent position) and Niek Rogger, a general medicine practitioner [currently doing his Turnus, or residency], with a 50% position.

Since the opening, between 15-20 patients have been seeking help every week, ‘and the trend clearly points upwards, because word is slowly getting out that this place exists’, adds Heisler.

Long Histories of Suffering

A large number of these patients have a long suffered alone and felt abandoned as one drops a hot potato. Heisler explains:

Many are now either on sick leave or living in a psychiatric institution because they have [been] persuaded that their symptoms are psychosomatic.

Heisler speaks of patients who have gone from one doctor to the next because they suddenly suffered from an autoimmune disease, heart problems, or neurological disorders immediately after vaccination.

The two doctors in Ebikon want to help these people. However, the aim is not to look for someone to blame or to prove vaccine damage. That is hardly possible yet anyway, says Heisler.

International Exchange

Again, Dr. Heisler explains his intention:

These people come to us because they fear that they are vaccine-injured. Our primary goal is to listen to them and take their concerns seriously. Then we try to find the cause of what’s ailing them so that we can make a diagnosis and explore therapeutic options.

To do this, the two medical professionals also exchange information internationally:

We are in new medical territory here. The knowledge we have today about the long-term effect of mRNA vaccines is just as experimental as the vaccination itself.

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Bottom Lines

We’re slowly moving out of the Covid madness. If this piece from last week is any indication, slowly but steadily the ‘normative power of the factual’ is breaking through more and more.

Here’s Andreas Heisler’s website, if you’re in Switzerland and need medical help.

If you’re so inclined, follow the two links in the above translation to read up on what Dr. Heisler stood ‘accused’ (from this source):

The immediate suspension of the licence is ‘precautionary’ [vorsorglich], Cantonal officials say. Heisler is being asked by the authorities to make a statement. In addition, review proceedings have been begun against the doctor from Ebikon.

Against Covid Mandates

Heisler stands accused of not wearing a face-mask while treating patients in his practice. In addition, he was issuing mask exemptions without seeing the patients. Copies of newspaper articles were enclosed in the letter.

In the letter, Cantonal authorities further allege that Heisler is ‘frightening the people’ with his ‘unsubstantiated statements regarding the Covid-19 vaccination’.

Heisler Rejects the Authorities' Decision

Andreas Heisler has already announced that he will defend himself in court against the suspension of his licence. This ‘professional ban’ is for him an ‘attack on freedom of opinion’, the doctor told the newspaper Die Ostschweiz. He also said that any sense of proportionality had been lost in the process.

So much for the rule of law.

At least Dr. Heisler has been vindicated.

Time to turn the tables and investigate those who ‘as a precaution’—’pre-crime’—suspended the physician’s licence and, contrary to the allegation of Heisler ‘frightening the people’, actually deprived the people of access to medical services.

I’m not a lawyer, but I do clearly see that reckless endangerment, libel, and, potentially, assault and battery charges against the authorities should follow. At the very least.